
Rule Horror: It Begins at the Haunted House
规则怪谈:从诡家开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 113k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
53Chapters
5.8Score
15.2kReads · all time
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If the general rule-based ghost story is extremely rational, everything is done according to the rules, and the protagonist relies on constant rational thinking to decipher the final answer; then this one is extremely absurd. There are rules, but there will always be violations of the rules. The protagonist has no chance to calm down at all, and can only grasp the clues bit by bit to piece together the answer. This is in line with the sense of oppression that weirdness brings to people. This book does a good job of portraying the image of a cowardly yet attentive high school student. It is one of the most perfect characters I have ever seen. Many things in the book are foreshadowed early on. Moreover, the writing style, plot quality, and logic of this article are all excellent. Come on, author, I bet this book will be a big hit, and I will be a veteran reader by then, hehehehe.
This book is okay and can be read. There is not much about the country and there are basically no negative comments. The protagonists all come up with temporary solutions, but it is too new. It is recommended to read it before reading it. I just read the first copy. First of all, some of the foreshadowings laid out are not used at all. For example, the rules for police visits are useless. There is a bathroom in the rules, but the bathroom is not mentioned in the conversation with the police. There is no more description about the sister's schizophrenia.
Nice looking. The second copy is really scary.
Weird stories about rules: starting from the trickster Written by Juan Wan It's not a mindless novel, the plot is rigorous and the writing is smooth enough. The character image of the protagonist is very vivid and three-dimensional. New book Seedlings, support it with five stars.
Why are all the good books so short?
So far, it's still pretty good.
Didn't you say that the next copy is a prison? Why didn't you write it down?
Personally, I think it's well written, and I have a good feeling about it. The protagonist is not the cheating type, and I feel that the copy is very difficult.
It's pretty good, no cheats (the abilities are basically normal, there are no long and boring scenes outside the scene, the plot is compact and makes people want to read on)